Does Your Neighbor's Air Care cover Harriman and Sugar Loaf?
Yes. Harriman, Sugar Loaf and both the Monroe and Chester villages and towns are covered, about twenty miles southwest of Newburgh.
Should a brand-new house in Monroe have its ducts cleaned?
Often, yes. Construction dust left in the ductwork of a house finished in the last few years is a common reason for dusty air, and a builder's flue can still hold debris. Your Neighbor's Air Care shows you photos of what is inside first.
Is this Monroe, New York in Orange County?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care serves Monroe in Orange County, the town and village off Route 17, not Monroe County near Rochester.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care clean chimneys in the village of Chester?
Yes. The older houses in the village of Chester and in Sugar Loaf have masonry chimneys that get a sweep and a camera check, with the photos sent to you.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care check a builder's flue in a new Monroe house?
Yes. A new flue can still hold construction debris, and a camera inspection shows it before the first fire.
Does Your Neighbor's Air Care replace dryer vents in newer Monroe houses?
Yes. Where a builder left a flexible plastic or foil duct behind the dryer, Your Neighbor's Air Care replaces it with a proper one as part of dryer vent replacement.
Can the visit be in Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian or Czech?
Yes. Your Neighbor's Air Care works in English, Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian and Czech, and the written report can come in whichever you prefer.
